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Princess Kate and Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, Curtsies timing completely gone viral on Tijook.

The royal relatives looked at synchronizing while they were the royal gesture of King Charles III and Queen Camilla during the transportation procession for the Rabat service order on June 16.

Kate looked elegant in a white dress with a self -image and a hat that matches Shawn Barrett as she was watching outside the Church of St. George and Windsor Kassel.

Why do it matter

section The moment they were exposed to in time in time on Tiktok where he loved 9,000 times and was seen 125,000 times.

What do you know

The shots show Currtsy to Charles and Camilla at the same time just as they see the procession.

Royal Curtsies has been discussed in recent years since Megan Markle has re -legislation for the first time she carried out to Queen Elizabeth II, which offended many, during her presentation in December 2022 Netflix Harry and Meghan.

Since then, there has been a greater focus on royal curtsies on social media like Tiktok.

The arrangement of Rabat is the oldest equestrian blog in Britain and dates back to 1348 when it was created by Edward III.

The royal family website read: “In the Middle Ages, King Edward III was inspired by the stories of King Arthur and the cooling of the charitable table knights to the point that he had established a group of the supervisor’s knights, and called the Rabat order.”

The king and the queen are both members, as well as Prince William and the husband of Sufi Prince Edward.

Prince Andrew is still a member despite his retreat from public life, which means that he exceeded the service in the Church of St. George, I believe that the BBC had reported that he had a lunch for the knights and women from the ligament hosted by King Charles III.

What people say

The footage was published with the message, “Currtsy.

After the service, Kate and William official account On X published: “It is a pleasure to attend the Rabat ranking today in Windsor. A great celebration of traditions, service and duty. Thank you to all concerned.”

Jacques Retiston, chief royal correspondent NewsweekAnd its headquarters in London. You can find it on Twitter on @jack_Royston And read his stories on Newsweek‘s ROYALS Facebook page.

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